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To: afraidfortherepublic

I read the entire article but it was like reading in circles.

Denials are now being issued but the whole thing is as clear as mud and they all sound like they are in cya mode.

No one seems to know exactly what was said. Only Walker and the guy he was having an “off the record” meeting knows for sure. And it seems he kinda sorta told someone else that they had nothing to worry about with Walker.

Walker hasn’t been very stable with his immigration comments and this sounds like just more of the same.

I think we will just have to wait until he announces and clarifies his immigration stance. He can’t hide from it forever.

The NYT is scum but I think there is something there but they can’t confirm the story and everyone is denying it but they went with it anyway. They should have spoken to the Walker campaign and this Moore guy before going ahead with the story. Instead they put a title on the article that doesn’t really match the story. If there was one.

My gut feeling is that the reason Walker is so non-committal about immigration is that he really is in support of a pathway to citizenship for illegals but knows it will hurt his campaign to admit it. I don’t think he is trustworthy on this issue.


18 posted on 07/03/2015 8:11:11 PM PDT by conservativegranny
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To: conservativegranny
...My gut feeling is that the reason Walker is so non-committal about immigration is that he really is in support of a pathway to citizenship for illegals but knows it will hurt his campaign to admit it. I don’t think he is trustworthy on this issue.

Well, then your gut should tell you that Cruz supports "a pathway to citizenship" too.

25 posted on 07/04/2015 1:10:23 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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